Warmington Fox Covert

Wood, Forest in Warwickshire Cherwell

England

Warmington Fox Covert

Footpath descends Bush Hill The footpath is heading ENE down the hill, and approaching the eastern edge of the grid square.
Footpath descends Bush Hill Credit: David P Howard

Warmington Fox Covert is a woodland area located in Warwickshire, England. It is situated in the village of Warmington, near the town of Banbury. The covert is a part of the larger Warmington Wood, which covers an area of about 200 acres.

The woodland is predominantly composed of mixed deciduous trees, including oak, ash, beech, and birch. These trees create a dense canopy, providing shade and shelter for a variety of wildlife. The forest floor is covered in a thick layer of leaf litter and moss, creating a rich and fertile environment for plant growth.

Warmington Fox Covert is home to a diverse range of animal species. Small mammals such as foxes, badgers, and squirrels can be found here, along with a variety of bird species including woodpeckers, owls, and thrushes. The woodland also provides a habitat for several species of insects and invertebrates.

The covert is a popular destination for nature enthusiasts and walkers who enjoy exploring the peaceful and tranquil surroundings. There are several well-marked footpaths that wind through the woodland, providing visitors with the opportunity to observe and appreciate the natural beauty of the area.

Overall, Warmington Fox Covert is a picturesque woodland area in Warwickshire, offering a serene escape from the hustle and bustle of urban life. Its diverse ecosystem and scenic landscapes make it an ideal location for nature lovers and those seeking a peaceful retreat in the heart of the English countryside.

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Warmington Fox Covert Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 52.118243/-1.3911439 or Grid Reference SP4146. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Footpath descends Bush Hill The footpath is heading ENE down the hill, and approaching the eastern edge of the grid square.
Footpath descends Bush Hill
The footpath is heading ENE down the hill, and approaching the eastern edge of the grid square.
Warmington hill Warmington hill was once notorious on the Warwick to Banbury road until the nearby M40 was opened.

The graveyard of the church of St Michael seen in the picture has many graves for the victims of the nearby battle of Edge Hill in 1642.
Warmington hill
Warmington hill was once notorious on the Warwick to Banbury road until the nearby M40 was opened. The graveyard of the church of St Michael seen in the picture has many graves for the victims of the nearby battle of Edge Hill in 1642.
National Herb Centre This is set in the Warwickshire countryside. It has series of exhibition gardens, which can be seen in the picture, a nature trail and a shop.
National Herb Centre
This is set in the Warwickshire countryside. It has series of exhibition gardens, which can be seen in the picture, a nature trail and a shop.
Warmington Village Green A classic village green with duck pond. Surrounded by beautiful houses
Warmington Village Green
A classic village green with duck pond. Surrounded by beautiful houses
St Laurence Shotteswell St Laurence Church Shotteswell is one of many ironstone churches in this area.  See also <a href="https://www.geograph.org.uk/gridref/SP4343">SP4343</a>,<a href="https://www.geograph.org.uk/gridref/SP4143">SP4143</a>, <a href="https://www.geograph.org.uk/gridref/SP4840">SP4840</a>
St Laurence Shotteswell
St Laurence Church Shotteswell is one of many ironstone churches in this area. See also SP4343,SP4143, SP4840
Caravan Site Fir Tree Farm caravan site perches precariously on the side of this very steep hill.
Caravan Site
Fir Tree Farm caravan site perches precariously on the side of this very steep hill.
March Road Mollington March Road links Mollington with Edgehill and it was down this Road in October 1642 that King Charles marched his army to meet Oliver Cromwell at Edgehill.
March Road Mollington
March Road links Mollington with Edgehill and it was down this Road in October 1642 that King Charles marched his army to meet Oliver Cromwell at Edgehill.
Oxfordshire/Warwickshire County Boundary The county boundary on the M40 between Oxfordshire and Warwickshire about 4 miles north of Banbury
Oxfordshire/Warwickshire County Boundary
The county boundary on the M40 between Oxfordshire and Warwickshire about 4 miles north of Banbury
Mollington Woods National Trust Woodland
Mollington Woods
National Trust Woodland
M40 Bridge, Warmington Looking along the Warmington - Farnborough road where it crosses the motorway.
M40 Bridge, Warmington
Looking along the Warmington - Farnborough road where it crosses the motorway.
Footpath near Warmington This rather overgrown footpath runs from Warmington to Mollington, alongside the M40 for a short distance.  The stile marks the boundary between Warwickshire (this side) and Oxfordshire.
Footpath near Warmington
This rather overgrown footpath runs from Warmington to Mollington, alongside the M40 for a short distance. The stile marks the boundary between Warwickshire (this side) and Oxfordshire.
Shotteswell milestone and Bench Mark This milestone is situated by the main Warwick - Banbury road close to First Turn for Shotteswell.
Shotteswell milestone and Bench Mark
This milestone is situated by the main Warwick - Banbury road close to First Turn for Shotteswell.
Slade Barn Seen from the footpath to Glebe Farm from the Banbury Road
Slade Barn
Seen from the footpath to Glebe Farm from the Banbury Road
College Farm The low evening sun catches the buildings of the farm, seen from the lane from Warmington to Farnborough.
College Farm
The low evening sun catches the buildings of the farm, seen from the lane from Warmington to Farnborough.
Footpath to Glebe Farm Looking along the footpath as it drops down this small valley from the Warwick - Banbury road.
Footpath to Glebe Farm
Looking along the footpath as it drops down this small valley from the Warwick - Banbury road.
Warmington - Farnborough Lane The low evening sun illuminates the trees lining the stream which cuts across the western part of the square.
Warmington - Farnborough Lane
The low evening sun illuminates the trees lining the stream which cuts across the western part of the square.
View from the footpath from Shotteswell Tramlines through the wheat.  The M40 is hidden from sight by the trees, but unfortunately not hearing!
View from the footpath from Shotteswell
Tramlines through the wheat. The M40 is hidden from sight by the trees, but unfortunately not hearing!
View from the footpath to Mollington Although this footpath is shown on the map heading NE from the SW corner of the square there is very little sign of it on the ground.  This view is from the edge of the field in the SW corner of the square looking towards the stream and M40 (hidden behind the trees).
View from the footpath to Mollington
Although this footpath is shown on the map heading NE from the SW corner of the square there is very little sign of it on the ground. This view is from the edge of the field in the SW corner of the square looking towards the stream and M40 (hidden behind the trees).
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Warmington Fox Covert is located at Grid Ref: SP4146 (Lat: 52.118243, Lng: -1.3911439)

Administrative County: Oxfordshire

District: Cherwell

Police Authority: Thames Valley

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